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Folarin Balogun Signs with LeBron James’ Agency After World Cup Success

July 14, 2026

Folarin Balogun has joined LeBron James’ talent firm, Klutch Sports, after a standout performance at the recent World Cup that put him on the map worldwide. The agency, founded by James’ partner Rich Paul, already counts high‑profile athletes like James himself, Anthony Davis, Jalen Hurts and A’ja W

politics

Science Funding at Risk: A Call to Protect Research

July 14, 2026

The government is considering a new rule that would let political leaders decide which scientific projects get money. The proposal says every research grant must match the President’s agenda, and officials could block any funding they disagree with. This shift could stop many important studies from

entertainment

Sparked in Shanghai: A Giant Fan Gathering for a New Game Season

July 14, 2026

Shanghai’s West Bund Art Center welcomed fans on the 11th with a vibrant display that turned the lobby into an interactive playground. Visitors could jump straight into game‑style challenges, snapping photos of the themed decorations before the official start. The venue was a global hub, drawing pla

science

Radar Helps Weather Forecasts in the South Pole

July 12, 2026

The Southern Hemisphere often gets less accurate weather predictions because there are fewer observations in Antarctica and the surrounding oceans. Scientists want more data from this remote area to improve forecasts of big storms that can hit the Southern Hemisphere. A new study used a radar

opinion

The Problem With Turning Cartoons Into Live‑Action Movies

July 12, 2026

Hollywood keeps turning beloved cartoons into live‑action films, but the new versions rarely keep what made the originals special. First, the charm of animated characters—bright colors and expressive faces—often disappears when filmmakers use photorealistic CGI. The 2019 version of “The Lion K

politics

LA Schools Face a Budget Crunch and Safety Scrutiny

July 11, 2026

The federal government has stepped in to push Los Angeles’ public schools toward a serious change. The Department of Education warned that the district, the country’s second‑largest, might run out of funds by next year. The agency gave LA schools 45 days to submit a new financial plan. Why

crypto

Crypto Leaders Exit as Big Vote Looms

July 11, 2026

The crypto world saw two big names step down in quick succession. Paul Grewal, who had guided Coinbase through its public debut and a major showdown with the SEC, announced his departure on July 8, effective July 31. Hours later, Grayscale’s long‑time CFO Edward McGee said he would leave the firm, w

opinion

Space‑Solar Power: America’s New Energy Frontier

July 11, 2026

The U. S. energy system is reaching a breaking point. New tech like AI, big data centers and defense gear need huge, steady power that the current grid can’t keep up with. If nothing changes, electricity could stall future growth. A promising idea is solar power from orbit. Satellites in s

politics

Political Consulting in the Crossfire: A New Look at a Controversial Campaign

July 11, 2026

A Philadelphia‑based consulting firm has found itself in the eye of a political storm after its work on a Maine Senate bid that ended amid scandal. The agency, known for helping elect Pennsylvania figures and running high‑profile ads, is now being scrutinized as details about the candidate’s past su

politics

Trump’s Climate Fumble: Why the EPA Boss Refuses to Call Deniers

July 11, 2026

A new dispute has popped up inside the Trump administration. The head of the Environmental Protection Agency says people who doubt climate science shouldn’t be labeled “science deniers. ” The claim comes as the administration pushes a controversial deal with Iran that many officials think will fail.